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SE ---- A ------_--_-- Allan Goreski makes the first bid for Island seat Allan Goreski will be mnning for the Ward 3 (Scugog Island) seat on Township council in the municipal elections November 14, candidate to officially declare for the ward 3 seat. Incumbent coun- cillor Don Cochrane has not stated. publicly what his political inten- tions will be for the up-coming municipal elections. He as been the Island rep for the past two terms. Mr. Goreski said his decision to enter the political arena for the first time was not made on the spur of the moment, but is some- thing he has been thinking about ._for-quite some time. Mr. Goreski, 34; is'the first ~ He said that one issue that concerns him is the overall quality of Lake Scugog, and he believes that the Ward 3 rep and the coun- cil generally should be paying at- tention to the well being of this natural resource. Mr. Goreski played in active role in the formation of the Lake Scugog Task Force four years ago when weed growth became a ma- THURSDAY, SEPT. 22nd FRIDAY, SEPT. 23rd SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th $3.00 admission Thursday - WORKSHOP PRODUCTION 8:00 PM Town Hall 1873, Port Perry $5.00 admission Friday & Saturday _ a : -"business with ther _.. Tickats. available at "Just Around the Corner" "The interest rates on our savings account are always better than the bank's. That's one reason why I changed to Standard Trust." ) rs. Rosemary Outred RNA MARKHAM, Ontario ao Along with their better interest rates, Standard Trust people are s0 friendly and helpful, it's a pleasure doing "Everybody at Standard seems to know. you, which gives you a comfortable feeling of being 'right at home" whenever you come in. They make everyone feel welcome: It's a great feeling!" If you want friendly, helpful people working for you, come into Standard Trust today and see the difference in service -- and interest rates! "PORT PERRY 985-8435 jor problem in Lake Scugog. "One of the positive spin-off of that Task Force, he said was the establishment of goad communi-: cations and relations with the Fed- eral Trent Severn Waterways, which is reponsible for navigation. channels on the lake. Lo ~~ He said he is concerned about the potential for a negative impact on the lake quality from the sew- age lagoon discharge, and likewise the number of residential develop- ments on septic systems. As for future development in Ward 3, he said he would be op- posed to opening up the interior of the Island for large scale subdi- visions. He believes municipal recrea- tion facilities in the Township need to be improved, but any new facilities should serve a large number of people, not small spe- cial interest groups. Mr. Goreksi has lived all his life in the Township. He has been active in the Kinsmen Club, in- cluding a term as President, and is currently a director with the Scu- gog Chamber of Commerce. A resident of Concession 10, he works with the family-owned marina and campsite on the west shore of Scugog Island. He and his wife Lori have two young children, ageg three and six. He told the Star that during the election campaign he plans to do a lot of door-knocking and lis- tening to the concerns of the resi- dents of Scugog Island. Parents needed If there is anyone in Port Per- ry interested in becoming actively involved with the Block Parent program, Janet Banting wants to hear from you. Mrs. Banting is the chairper- son of Block Parents in Green- bank, and is willing to assist a co- ordinator in getting the program resurrected in Port Perry. She said the Block Parent pro- gram in Port Perry needs an over- all co-ordinator. A fair amount of work will be involved initially to get things running again. Mrs. Banting pointed out that the Safe Arrival program at local schools is not the same as Block Parents, although those who are Block Parents often work as vol- unteers for the Safe Arrival phone program at the schools. If you have some organization skills and some free times to de- vote to the Block Program, give Mrs. Banting a call at 985-3225. Craft 239 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY 985-2379 "A ' Monday thru Thursday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Friday to 8:30 PM; Saturday to 5:30 PM L PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 20, 1988 -- 3 A ¥ SES % % Allan land (Ward 3) seat on Township council In the No- vember municipal elections. It's his first venture In politics, and he's the first Ward 3 candidate to offi- cially jump into the race. Incumbent rep Don Co- chrane has not stated publicly what his plans are for the up-coming election. Guaranteed Higher Interest Investment on Your Investments Certificates SHORT TERM DEPOSITS Q1/2% 30 to 59 DAYS Min. Deposit $5,000. 11" 5 YR. TERM - Annual Comp. 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